Set up SAML-based single sign-on (SSO) to let users in your organization sign in to Smartsheet with their corporate credentials and to enforce your organization's authentication policies. Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) connects Smartsheet to your identity provider (IdP), so users managed by your Enterprise directory can authenticate without creating a separate Smartsheet password.
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SAML setup and maintenance resources
To configure and maintain SAML-based SSO with Smartsheet, start with these resources:
- Configure SAML for domain-level single sign‐on to Smartsheet: Step-by-step instructions for setting up domain-level SAML in Smartsheet.
- Claims examples for domain-level SAML in Smartsheet: Examples of the metadata and attributes Smartsheet expects from your IdP for domain-level configurations.
- Admin Center: Manage authentication options: Review the differences between SAML and other login methods.
- Replace an expired IdP certificate for SAML: Steps to update expiring certificates in Smartsheet.
- SAML FAQs and common errors: FAQs and solutions to common roadblocks when setting up and maintaining SAML.
If your organization uses a plan-level SAML configuration set up before domain-level SAML became available, Claims examples for SAML in Smartsheet still applies as a resource for you.
Once you configure SAML
The Your Company SSO option appears on the login page for users on your company network. They can select this button to authenticate with their company-provided SSO credentials.
Smartsheet supports SAML 2 with the following identity providers:
- ADFS
- Okta
- OneLogin
- PingIdentity
- Shibboleth